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    Gentari plans to offload up to 50% stake in India arm

    Gentari, Petronas' renewable energy arm, plans to sell a stake in its Indian unit. This could be a major green energy deal. Standard Chartered is advising on the sale. NTPC Green Energy and others are potential buyers. Gentari's CEO will visit India to discuss the sale. The company has a large portfolio of renewable energy projects in India.

    Need to track green hydrogen utilisation: MNRE secretary

    India is developing a plan to track the use of green hydrogen and establish global partnerships for its export, according to Santosh Kumar Sarangi. Traceability is crucial to determine if steel production uses green or grey hydrogen. Concessions for green hydrogen exports will be considered in trade agreements, including the India-EU FTA, to promote its adoption.

    Shripad Yesso Naik urges industry, global firms to invest in Green Hydrogen sector

    Minister Shripad Yesso Naik urged industry leaders to invest in Green Hydrogen, emphasizing its potential for energy security and reduced reliance on fossil fuels. India aims to become a global Green Hydrogen hub through international partnerships and domestic initiatives like the SIGHT program. Sumant Sinha highlighted the need for subsidies and addressing cost challenges to achieve net-zero goals by 2070.

    Siemens Energy shares zoom 5%, hit upper circuit post listing; brokerages project 30% upside

    Siemens Energy India's shares have witnessed a surge. This follows its listing on the BSE. Brokerage firms anticipate a substantial upside, with target prices reaching Rs 3,700. Analysts foresee the company benefiting from India's power transmission investments. Jefferies projects a strong EPS CAGR. Antique Broking highlights the company's role in decarbonization. Motilal Oswal expects significant revenue and profit growth.

    Stock market update: Power stocks down as market falls

    The 30-share BSE Sensex was down 12.64 points at 81432.02

    Energy transition: How coal mines could go solar

    Disused coal mines could be refashioned to place vast fields of solar panels, a new report suggests, providing an unlikely solution to a common obstacle to uptake of the green energy source. Coal mine-to-solar conversions are already happening in some countries, most notably China, which leads the world in solar uptake.

    The Economic Times
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